Tech stocks rout as Middle East tensions weigh on markets
US stocks fell, led by Nasdaq, as Middle East tensions rose. Dell shares reversed losses after strong earnings.
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US stocks fell, led by Nasdaq, as Middle East tensions rose. Dell shares reversed losses after strong earnings.
Dell shares jumped over 10% in after-hours trading after reporting a massive earnings beat and raising full-year guidance on soaring AI demand.
Meta's ad revenue grew 27% to $59.36B, narrowing the gap with Alphabet's Google Search; analysts still favor Alphabet due to AI spending.
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1, blocking new accounts from editing conversation history to prevent model copying.
Allbirds rebranded as Smartbird, an AI company, but its stock has collapsed to pre-pivot levels.
Apple alleges a former engineer stole files and gave them to OpenAI; the case now involves over 400 ex-Apple employees.
Tesla shares jumped 5.5% ahead of the Cybercab launch. The stock now tests the $400 resistance zone.
A pseudonymous trader claimed a $1.8M controlling stake in a Nasdaq penny stock with a memecoin short-squeeze plan. His story quickly fell apart.
C1 Fund Inc. announced Ripple Labs as its top holding at 17.5% of net assets, surpassing Kraken's parent Payward, based on Q2 2026 results.
South Korea's Kospi gained 0.23% on Tuesday as buyback-driven rises in Samsung and SK Hynix countered selling by foreign, institutional and retail investors.
S&P 500 futures have broken a bear flag and face a key test at the 7,600-7,620 zone after two failed recovery attempts.
PCG and EIX fall on wildfire liability concerns; RBLX, CRWD, TSLA, SLB gain on earnings, expectations, and acquisitions. Key earnings reports due after hours.
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John Ternus starts as Apple CEO, replacing Tim Cook, as AAPL stock drops 0.89%. Phil Schiller steps back from App Store duties.
President Trump added nine pharmaceutical firms to his drug-pricing deal, pledging $19.6 billion in manufacturing. Healthcare stocks continue to rally.